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American Septic & Sewer
A Caldwell septic and sewer service on Commercial Way, appearing in Google's local packs for septic pumping on both the Nampa and Caldwell sides. Not on the July 2026 state permit list under this name — confirming before the permit badge goes on.
- Focus
- Permit status unconfirmed
- Phone
- (208) 782-8269from the company's own Google profile — tap to call
- Based in
- Caldwell (1005 Commercial Way, Ste B)
- Service area
- Caldwell and the Canyon County side
- What they do
- Septic pumping (per their Google profile)
- State permit list
- Not found on the July 2026 state permit list under this name — the permit may be filed under a different business name; confirming. No claim either way is made.
- Pump price
- Confirming — verification call pending
- What's included
- Confirming — verification call pending
- Extra-fee triggers
- Confirming — verification call pending
- Home-sale inspections
- Confirming — verification call pending
- Same-day / emergency
- Confirming — verification call pending
- Website
- none found — directory listing only
Comparing pumpers? The five rows above are the questions to ask on the phone — price and what's included, extra-fee triggers, inspections, same-day policy. Get the answers in writing.
Before you book any pumper
- Get the pump price and what it includes — locating the tank, digging to the lids, haul-away and disposal, filter cleaning. Two quotes at the same headline number can include very different work.
- Ask what triggers extra fees before you agree to anything — deeply buried lids, a second tank, high groundwater, after-hours or weekend work.
- If sewage is backing up or surfacing, say so on the first sentence — that's a different truck and a different schedule than a routine pump.
- Buying or selling the property? Ask whether they perform home-sale septic inspections and how fast the report turns around.
Listing details gathered 2026-10-03 from the Idaho DEQ permitted-pumper list (July 2026), the operator's own Google profile, and public listings. Site-published or phone-quoted terms carry their source and date. Something wrong? Tell us.